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PODCAST #22: Dr Karl Kruszelnicki - physicist, doctor, science communicator and story teller
Australia's own Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, physicist, doctor, science communicator and populariser (and more), has been sharing stories of science for decades, in radio, on tv and in numerous books. As a result he has become, in many respects, the face of science in Australia. Winning numerous
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Wild Survival: The Secret Life of MARSUPIALS | Free Documentary Nature | Wildlife
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FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE FORUM 2021
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David Haziza - Multiply robust imputation procedures for treatment of item nonresponse in surveys
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The Discovery of Quasars - Maarten Schmidt
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The Frog That Swallowed Its Young
Australian ground frogs take the standard weirdness of frog reproduction and development to the next level...and then to the next-next level. From swallowing eggs to putting tadpoles in pockets, these amphibians are doing their own thing. Subscribe to the pin club here: https://store.dftb
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